Sirajuddin Haqqani, the acting interior minister of the Taliban, has called on the group's officials to recognize their own operational shortcomings and refrain from interfering in the affairs of others.
Speaking during a trip to Paktika province without naming specific individuals, Haqqani stated that some officials focus on the work of others instead of fulfilling their own duties and designated responsibilities.
He urged Taliban authorities to evaluate how correctly and professionally they have carried out their assigned tasks before commenting on broader administrative and governance issues.
The senior Taliban official emphasized that administrators must direct their full attention toward improving their work and adhering strictly to institutional duties.
This is not the first time the interior minister has voiced criticism regarding the operational performance of Taliban officials and governance methods.
His remarks come amid widespread observations of varying internal perspectives among Taliban leaders on policy execution and public governance.
Source: Local Reports
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